Modify Compiled .Net Exe

c# .net-assembly reflector
Delphi.Boy picture Delphi.Boy · Aug 26, 2013 · Viewed 24.2k times · Source

I have an application written in C# (without the source of course), that needs to be changed a little bit. For example, I need to stop a few lines of code that create an unnecessary menu. So I think I should comment them out.

The source code is not obfuscated. I know I can completely decompile, change, and compile again, using tools like Reflector/Reflexil. But everyone knows that by doing this, many parts of code won't compile again! Is there a way in Reflector (or any other product) that a part of could be disabled/changed without this process?

Thanks.

Answer

Milos picture Milos · Dec 31, 2015

You might want to try dnSpy. It is a .NET assembly editor, decompiler, and debugger forked from ILSpy.

https://github.com/0xd4d/dnSpy

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